stroboscopic photographic technique
CAMERA;
35mm camera
50mm macro lens
Beam tripper
Stroboscopic photography
SETUP:
This stroboscopic shot of an artist brush require a stroboscopic flash unit with 6 flash heads. Each flash head had a different colored gel over it. Two soft-lights were sandwiched to the sides of the tray filled with water. A custom waterproof backdrop was placed at the bottom of the tray. A laser trigger was used with the beam crossing just over the top of the water with the camera mounted looking down into the tray. The brush was placed under the water and laser beam. As I ripped the brush out of and across the surface of the water the stroboscopic control unit first fired the soft-lights and the gelled flash heads firing in sequence thereafter. A delay module was used to allow the brush to clear the surface of the water before triggering an electronic cable release. The stroboscopic sequencer was connected to the camera's PC sync output.
35mm camera
50mm macro lens
Beam tripper
Stroboscopic photography
SETUP:
This stroboscopic shot of an artist brush require a stroboscopic flash unit with 6 flash heads. Each flash head had a different colored gel over it. Two soft-lights were sandwiched to the sides of the tray filled with water. A custom waterproof backdrop was placed at the bottom of the tray. A laser trigger was used with the beam crossing just over the top of the water with the camera mounted looking down into the tray. The brush was placed under the water and laser beam. As I ripped the brush out of and across the surface of the water the stroboscopic control unit first fired the soft-lights and the gelled flash heads firing in sequence thereafter. A delay module was used to allow the brush to clear the surface of the water before triggering an electronic cable release. The stroboscopic sequencer was connected to the camera's PC sync output.
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